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Taste of the Wild Rocky Mountain Feline

Manufacturer: Taste of the Wild

Taste of the Wild Taste of the Wild Rocky Mountain Feline Venison & Salmon
78.5Technical Score

The Taste of the Wild Rocky Mountain Feline (Taste of the Wild) earned a technical score of 78.5/100 (rated ⭐ High Standard) under the independent My Pet Magazine methodology, which combines the IDNM nutrient density index (84 pts) and the IPFI ingredient purity index (66 pts). On a dry-matter basis, this food for cats delivers 46.67% protein and 20% fat. The analysis is computed by algorithm, with no payment or interference from brands.

Is Taste of the Wild Rocky Mountain Feline good?

Yes, it is a good option. Taste of the Wild Rocky Mountain Feline is in the "High Standard" band of our review, with a technical score of 78.5/100. The score combines nutritional density (IDNM 84) and ingredient purity (IPFI 66), with 46.67% protein and 20% fat on a dry-matter basis. At 3745 kcal/kg, FEDIAF maintenance needs work out to 51–68 g per day for an adult cat weighing 4 kg (full table below).

Nutritional Analysis

IDNM (Nutrient Density)84 / 100
IPFI (Ingredient Purity)66 / 100
Final Score78.5

Dry-Matter Composition

Protein46.67%
Fat20%

Composition and Energy

Values as declared in the manufacturer guaranteed analysis (as-fed basis — as printed on the bag).

Nutritional composition of Taste of the Wild Rocky Mountain Feline (metabolizable energy when available in the dataset)
NutrientValue
Crude protein42 %
Crude fat18 %
Crude fiber3 %
Moisture10 %
Metabolizable energy3745 kcal/kg

How much to feed per day

Estimated daily serving (g/day) based on the metabolizable energy of this food (3745 kcal/kg) and the maintenance energy requirement (MER) of an adult cat per FEDIAF 2024, from the lowest value (low-activity dog; neutered or indoor cat) to the moderate one (moderately active dog; active cat). It is a starting point: adjust to your pet's body condition and your veterinarian's advice. The calculation ignores age, neutering (in dogs) and individual clinical conditions.

Recommended daily serving in grams per day of Taste of the Wild Rocky Mountain Feline by the weight of the cat
Weight of the catEnergy requirementRecommended serving
3 kg157–209 kcal/day42–56 g/day
4 kg190–253 kcal/day51–68 g/day
5 kg220–294 kcal/day59–78 g/day
6 kg249–332 kcal/day67–89 g/day

Formula: maintenance energy (kcal/day) = coefficient × weight(kg)^exponent. Dogs: coefficient 95 (low activity) to 110 (moderate activity), exponent 0.75 (FEDIAF 2024, Table VII-7, p. 55). Cats: coefficient 75 (neutered or indoor) to 100 (active), exponent 0.67 (FEDIAF 2024, Table VII-9, p. 57). Portion (g/day) = energy requirement ÷ (food kcal/kg ÷ 1000). Source: FEDIAF, Nutritional Guidelines for Complete and Complementary Pet Food for Cats and Dogs, July 2024.

Ingredients

  1. 1Chicken Meal
  2. 2Peas
  3. 3Sweet Potatoes
  4. 4Chicken Fat (preserved with mixed tocopherols)
  5. 5Pea Protein
  6. 6Potato Protein
  7. 7Roasted Venison
  8. 8Smoke-Flavored Salmon
  9. 9Natural Flavor
  10. 10Fish Meal

What we like

  • ✓taurine declared
  • ✓probiotics
✓ Verified data

www.tasteofthewildpetfood.com — verified 2026-08-30

Frequently asked questions about Taste of the Wild Rocky Mountain Feline

What is the technical score of Taste of the Wild Rocky Mountain Feline?
Taste of the Wild Rocky Mountain Feline (Taste of the Wild) scores 78.5/100 under the My Pet Magazine methodology — a weighted average of the IDNM nutrient density index (84 points) and the IPFI ingredient purity index (66 points), by the formula (IDNM × 0.55) + (IPFI × 0.45). The analysis is 100% algorithmic, with no interference from brands.
How much protein does Taste of the Wild Rocky Mountain Feline have?
On a dry-matter basis (removing the effect of moisture), Taste of the Wild Rocky Mountain Feline has 46.67% protein and 20% fat. Converting to a dry-matter basis allows a fair comparison between foods for cats with different moisture levels.
Is Taste of the Wild Rocky Mountain Feline a good food for cats?
Under the My Pet Magazine classification, Taste of the Wild Rocky Mountain Feline is "High Standard" (score 78.5/100). Strengths: taurine declared, probiotics. Talk to a veterinarian before changing the diet of your cat.

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